Back to 1986: the Golden Age

In 1986, Shen Nian, a technical school student, was made a scapegoat and spent eight years in prison. In order to reverse his case, his younger brother took out a loan shark and went astray. My mother cried blindly, and my father died in depression. When he opened his eyes, he was eighteen years old again. This time, he was no longer anyone's pawn. Starting from a tricycle and a tin shed, he wants to carve out a bloody path in the building materials industry, which is an industry that no one looks down upon. Cement, mortar, prefabricated boards - things that others think are worthless, are the fulcrum of his era. Some people laughed at him: "What can a cement seller do?" Shen Nian said nothing. Twenty years later, the people who laughed at him still set up a stall in the county town. And his name is engraved on the monument of China's building materials industry. This is the story of a small man who rode the tide of the times and grew from a mason to an empire worth hundreds of billions. It is also a story about a group of ordinary people who have been crushed by life and support each other to survive. "In this life, no one can try to trick me again."